A liver cancer metastasis therapeutic device, comprising: a base plate, a prone support, an abdomen massager, a medicated gauze, a sprocket bracket, a transmission shaft, a sprocket, a chain, rotary plates, pedals, a handwheel bracket, handwheels, and an adjustable speed motor. The prone support is fixedly installed on the middle of the base plate, and the abdomen massager covered with the medicated gauze is installed on the prone support. The sprocket bracket is fixedly installed on the base plate and is provided with the transmission shaft and the sprocket, the rotary plates are fixed on two ends of the transmission shaft, and the sprocket is configured to cooperate with the chain for transmission; the handwheel bracket is fixed on two sides of a front center of base plate, and is provided with the handwheels.

An adjustably tensioned roller massage system provides a pair of roller massage assemblies in opposed adjustable tensioned or spaced relation to allow engagement of each one of a pair of roller massage assemblies on a corresponding massageable portion of a body.

A breast-comforting device, including a plurality of comforting members, including a left pad to receive at least a portion of a first breast of a user, the left pad including a heating unit disposed within at least a portion of the left pad to disperse heat on at least a portion of an inner surface of the left pad, and a pressure dissemination unit disposed within at least a portion of the left pad to provide a pressured sensation to at least a portion of the first breast, and a right pad to receive at least a portion of a second breast of the user, the right pad including another heating unit disposed within at least a portion of the right pad to disperse heat on at least a portion of an inner surface of the right pad, and another pressure dissemination unit disposed within at least a portion of the right pad to provide a pressured sensation to at least a portion of the second breast, and an input unit connected to the plurality of comforting members to manipulate at least one of the plurality of comforting members.

A derma roller apparatus has a head, which has a cylindrical member and a plurality of needles situated around the cylindrical member. The width of the cylindrical member may be in a range of four to twelve inches. Furthermore, each of the plurality of needles may have a length of at least five tenths millimeters. In addition, the derma roller apparatus has a swivel, a connector, and a handle. The connector connects to a first endpoint of the head and a second endpoint of the head. Furthermore, the handle is operably attached to the connector via the swivel. The handle is configured to move along a yaw axis with respect to a collinear plane that is collinear with the head and the handle. Finally, the first endpoint and the second endpoint of the head are transverse to the collinear plane. As an alternative, the handle may be telescopic.

A massage ball assembly is for a massage chair. The massage ball assembly includes: a main frame; one or more tilting frames mounted to be rotatable with respect to the main frame; massage balls each mounted on the one or more tilting frames; and heating balls each mounted on the one or more tilting frames.

An adjustably tensioned roller massage system provides a pair of roller massage assemblies in opposed adjustable tensioned or spaced relation to allow engagement of each one of a pair of roller massage assemblies on a corresponding massageable portion of a body.

An apparatus that enables most common rollers to be utilized to apply shear force to a user by placing a roller into a pair of braces which each include a base support structure which is configured to receive a roller, wherein each base support structure has a rotation prevention mechanism which may be utilized to brace the roller, so that when a user applies a lateral force to the roller, the roller does not noticeably rotate. Each brace prevents rotation in one direction, so when each brace is oriented in a different direction, the roller is thereby prevented from rotating in either direction.

A legs and feet massage apparatus for providing massaging effects to the legs and feet of a user includes a leg and feet frame and a legs and feet massage roller assembly. In one embodiment of an aspect of the invention, the legs and feet frame may include guide rails. Each guide rail includes an upper end, a lower end, an upper section, a lower section, a connecting section, and a guide channel. The roller assembly includes sets of massage roller devices that are spaced apart and that are rotated by a motor. The massage roller devices are moved along the guide channels by the motor whereby the massage roller devices move along the guide channels while also are adapted to provide massaging effects to the feet and legs of the user. In another aspect of the invention, a massage chair includes a legs and feet massage apparatus.

A universal foot exercise brace and ball device with new and useful characteristics for massaging the plantar fascia is presented. An adjustable ankle brace surrounding the ankle connects to an elastic strip-sleeve that rests over the top portion of the foot and secures itself to a toe(s) by means of a lower elastic loop. An upper ring freely holds an elastic cord that in turn holds a spherical ball for massaging the tissue found at the bottom of the foot. Together, all the components of this foot exercise brace and ball device, work as an integrated unit enabling for a fast, safe, and easy fitting of the brace. Furthermore, this invention securely holds the ball in place while it operates rolling under all sections of the plantar fascia.

The present invention relates to a massage apparatus. More particularly, the invention relates to a massage apparatus which maintains the applied force of a massage head. The apparatus has massage head that is attached to a movable block. The movable block can be repositioned to apply force to a subject. A force sensor constantly transmits applied force readings to a microprocessor which maintains the applied force by adjusting the position of the movable block relative the subject's body.